meantolearn  +  91984 Wed, 20 Apr 05 10:06 PM "whole roasted chicken at your table" What does 'at your table' mean? Can it be replaced with 'on your table'? Thanks, meantolearn Joined on Thu, Feb 24 2005 Regular Member 808 I think; therefore I am.

	abbie1948  +  92012 Wed, 20 Apr 05 11:24 PM can you provide the rest of the sentence, MTL? It sounds like an ad. for a reaturant, where they "serve a whole roasted chicken at your table" If this is the case, it would not actually be served on your table, but on a side table placed there for the purpose, so it is served AT your table ('beside') The prepostion "at" means, amongst other things, presence or occurrence in, ON or near abbie1948 Joined on Thu, Mar 24 2005 England Senior Member 2,657 Hope that helps. Abbie